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Microbial life may be present in the atmosphere of Venus, according to a paper published in Nature Astronomy today. (Written by Rohan Byrne, our resident geoscientist. Follow him at …
Satellite selfies, sauteed spiders and deep fake videos; National Science Week 2020 will take place from August 15 to 23, with hundreds of events and activities around the country. See our pick of …
Research finds rehab-only treatment yields better long-term results Knee reconstructions may lead to more problems later in life than non-surgical rehabilitation, researchers have found. A …
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Types of quantum computer There are at least four main approaches towards building a quantum computer processor that have attracted major commercial investment. These are known as silicon spin …
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